53% of men say no one really knows them. For divorced dads, that number feels even higher. In this episode, Ron unpacks the isolation epidemic hitting men — and why divorce accelerates it. You'll learn why the "lone wolf" mythology is a lie, what Scripture actually models for male friendship, and practical steps you can take THIS WEEK to stop being invisible. If you've ever sat in an empty apartment wondering who actually knows the real you — this one's for you.

Key Topics:

• The State of American Men 2025 research on male isolation
• Why divorce detonates your social infrastructure
• The Lone Wolf lie vs. Kingdom brotherhood
• Biblical examples: David & Jonathan, Jesus & the Twelve, Paul & his partners
• 6 practical steps to build real community

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You can't control what happens at her house. Stop trying.

Every divorced dad knows the feeling—dropping your kids off and watching them walk through that door, knowing you have zero control over the next five, seven, ten days of their lives.

So you either helicopter harder during your limited custody time, packing every moment with lessons and corrections... or you check out completely and become Disney Dad, all fun and no substance.

Both approaches come from the same place: fear.

In this episode, I introduce Lighthouse Parenting—a biblical framework for guiding your kids without controlling them. You'll learn the 3 questions to ask every time they walk through your door, the 4 non-negotiables that define Dad's house, and why releasing control might be the most powerful thing you do as a father.

You were never supposed to steer their ship. You were supposed to be the light they navigate by.

This episode is for the divorced dad who's exhausted from fighting battles he can't win.

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Your son is being recruited. The question is: by whom?

Andrew Tate says be dominant. Progressive culture says masculinity is toxic. Your teenage son is caught between extremes, and honestly—so are you.

Join a father of two boys in a raw exploration of raising young men when the culture wars have made masculinity itself a battlefield. No easy answers, just honest wrestling with what Biblical manhood looks like when both the manosphere and gender studies professors are wrong.

Discover why John Eldredge's "wild heart," Piper's sacrificial leadership, and Keller's gospel-centered approach offer a third way—Kingdom masculinity that's neither domineering nor diminished.

Learn practical approaches for when your son discovers red pill content, questions traditional roles, or asks what kind of man he should become in 2025.

For: Christian fathers, parents of teenage boys, men navigating modern masculinity, anyone concerned about young men's development

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